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It's a Boy!


Mr. D and I had a gender reveal party this past weekend and enjoyed sharing the gender of our baby with our close friends! During the party we handed out to our guests white cupcakes that were filled with the gender-revealing color. I had a lot of fun biting into the cupcake alongside everyone else and seeing the blue color hidden inside representative of a boy!

We are planning to name him after his grandpa on my husband’s side.

A few weeks ago Mr. D and I took a trip to Las Vegas to visit Mr. D’s family and we shared with his grandpa that if we had a boy we would name our boy after him. Mr. D’s grandpa was pretty excited when called him a week later to tell him that we found out we were having a boy and that he would have a great-grandchild to share his name.

Overall we’ve enjoyed all the love and support we’ve received from our friends and family. We hope we are up to the task of becoming parents and are looking forward to the big life transition.

-Mr. D and Mrs. M

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